Friday's News LInks

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks, Dollar Rise as Treasuries Slump Amid Economic Data

[Bloomberg] European Stocks Trim Week’s Gain as China Lifts Emerging Markets

[Bloomberg] Retail Sales in U.S. Climb More Than Forecast in Broad Advance

[The Economist] Deutsche Bank: A floundering titan

[Reuters] Federal Reserve policymakers signal no rush to raise U.S. rates

[Bloomberg] China Proves Doubters Wrong For Now as Credit Boom Stokes Growth

[Bloomberg] China Urges Banks to Step Up Risk Controls as Bad Loans Increase

[Reuters] China second-quarter GDP grows 6.7% year-on-year, slightly better than expected

[Bloomberg] China’s Credit Expansion Revs Up Again in June as M1 Surges

[Bloomberg] China New Home Sales Value Rose 22% in June From Year Earlier

[WSJ] Treasurys Are a Risk Asset Now

[Reuters] China tells Japan to stop interfering in South China Sea

Thursday Evening Links

[CNBC] Corporate bond defaults cross 100, highest level since crisis

[Bloomberg] Hollande Calls Barroso’s Goldman Sachs Job Morally Unacceptable

[WSJ] China’s Latest Plan for Market Control Involves the Central Bank

[SFGate] What's at stake in China's claims to the South China Sea?